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RE: [UPDATED] feature - attachment slide show - Like Ra - 10 Dec 2022
(09 Dec 2022, 18:02 )madjack Wrote: and a message that flashed up then disappeared, saying something about 'maximum processing exceeded'???
Most likely it's related. This is the CPU load before and after the tweak:
By default (this is how MyBB is designed) every thumbnail or full image load takes one PHP process. Our forum is very image intensive - one page full of thumbnails can heavy load the server. What I did is "disclosing" or "unhiding" thumbnails - they are seen as images now, not as "attachment.php?thumbnail=12345"
This is when I did that trick before: https://www.likera.com/forum/mybb/Thread-Site-performance-Server-errors-outages-and-tunings?pid=53015#pid53015
RE: [UPDATED] feature - attachment slide show - Like Ra - 10 Dec 2022
(09 Dec 2022, 17:37 )Like Ra Wrote: Also, the image rotate buttons are visible now - I discovered a bug in the plugin settings ("Yes", actually, meant "No" and vice versa 😂)And it does not work again. Mmm.... Needs more investigation.
Edit: and it's back now. Apparently, the logic is right, it was the caching, what caused the issue.
RE: [UPDATED] feature - attachment slide show - Bound Whore - 09 Jan 2023
(07 Dec 2022, 01:24 )Like Ra Wrote: Question!
What do you prefer:
- rotate images within one post
- rotate images within the whole page
Within the whole page. I just noticed that it switched to within one post and I was unsuccessfully looking for a setting in the user control panel to reset it. Is there a way to set this on a per user basis or is this a global switch?
Considering that some (or most) posts only contain a single image, I think it would make more sense to being able to cycle through the images on the whole page.